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1 Peseta Domenys del Penedès

Uitgever Consell Municipal de Domenys del Penedès
Jaar 1937
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Beschrijving voorzijde The centre of the note bears the circular municipal seal of Domenys del Penedès, set against a background vignette of the Roman aqueduct known as Els Arcs, located within the village. The issuing authority and denomination are stated in Catalan in letterpress type around and below the seal.
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Opschrift keerzijde 1 PESSETA SETEMBRE 1937 Aquest bitllet serà vàlit fins que el Consell acordi retirar=lo de circulació. IMP. BARNADAS - VENDRELL
(Translation: 1 Peseta September 1937 This banknote will be valid until the Council agrees to withdraw it from circulation.)
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Domenys del Penedès was a small Catalan municipality — today absorbed into Pontons — that issued its own emergency fractional currency during the Civil War under the Republican system of local moneda de necessitat. Hundreds of Catalan towns did the same after the banking system fractured in 1936, but most used Barcelona printers. This note was produced locally at Barnadas in El Vendrell, the nearest town of any size, which kept the printing run close to home and probably small.

Turró catalogues it as #911. The issuing authority ceased to function as an independent body well before the war ended.

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